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Atlas Security compound raid
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Belligerents
United States	Atlas Security

Iskazheniye

Iskazheniye
Origin	Sibansk, Izdeliya
Genres	Post-punk new wave
Discography	Iskazheniye discography
Years active	1989 (1989)–2019 (2019)

Vliyaniye
Studio album by Iskazheniye
Released	December 1993
Recorded	January 1990-May 1993
Genre	Post-punk new wave
Length	44:23
Label	Self-released via magnitizdat
Iskazheniye chronology
Vliyaniye (1993) Krug Smerti (1996)

Clone Wars

CT-7489 ‘Blue’ ‘Crank’ CT-6328 ‘Boomer’ CT-2281 ‘Torch’ CT-3592 a corps consisted of 36,864 clone troopers

IC-1459
Other name(s)	CT-1459
Nickname(s)	Hawkeye
Born	32 BBY, Kamino
Died	14 BBY, Yker Prime
Allegiance	Galactic Republic (32 BBY - 19 BBY) Galactic Empire (from 19 BBY)
Service/branch	Grand Army of the Republic Imperial Army
Years of service	22 BBY - 14 BBY
Rank	Sergeant
Unit	78th Mobile Reconnaissance Corps (Until 19 BBY) Zeta Squad
Commands held	Zeta Squad
Battles/wars	First Battle of Geonosis Second Battle of Geonosis Umbaran Campaign Tridon Campaign

Adler
Birth name	CT-2718
Born	32 BBY, Kamino
Died	7 ABY
Allegiance	Galactic Republic Galactic Empire (Briefly)
Service/branch	Grand Army of the Republic Imperial Army (Briefly)
Years of service	22 BBY - 19 BBY
Rank	Sergeant Lieutenant (Briefly)
Unit	78th Mobile Reconnaissance Corps
Commands held	Lightning Squad
Battles/wars	First Battle of Geonosis Second Battle of Geonosis Umbaran Campaign Tridon Campaign

Veho
Birth name	CC-1616
Born	32 BBY, Kamino
Died	19 BBY, Venator Star Destroyer 'Vengeance', Yker System
Buried	Venator Crash Site, Yker Prime
Allegiance	Galactic Republic Galactic Empire
Service/branch	Grand Army of the Republic Imperial Army
Years of service	22 BBY - 19 BBY
Rank	Marshall Commander
Unit	78th Mobile Reconnaissance Corps
Commands held	78th Mobile Reconnaissance Corps
Battles/wars	First Battle of Geonosis Second Battle of Geonosis Umbaran Campaign Tridon Campaign

Fallout Texas/New Mexico

Currently spans from 2076 - 2302

Titus
Born	January, 8 2257 (age 45) Vault 52, Texas
Allegiance	Brotherhood of Steel
Years of service	2276 - Present
Rank	Paladin
Unit	San Antonio Chapter

Brotherhood of Steel (San Antonio Chapter)
Leader	Elder MacArthur (From 2297)
Foundation	November 8, 2134
Country	United States
Allegiance	Brotherhood of Steel
Active regions	Texas and New Mexico
Size	3,000 (2298)
Part of	Brotherhood of Steel
Opponents	Lone Star Republic Texan Enclave

Vault 47
General information
Type	Fallout Shelter
Location	Houston, Texas
Country	United States
Year(s) built	2064 - 2076
Completed	January 16, 2076
Opening	January 18, 2076
Destroyed	December 9, 2297
Owner	Vault-Tec (Pre War) Teaxn Enclave
Height
Top floor	-1
Technical details
Floor count	5
Lifts/elevators	>4

Texan Enclave
Foundation	January 2097
Dissolved	2283
Allegiance	United states (nominally)
Headquarters	Oil Rig EN-241
Active regions	Texas, New Mexico and the Gulf Of Mexico
Ideology	Democratic (nominally) Fascism (de-facto) Anti-communism American exceptionalism Darwinism Anti-Mutant Hate
Status	Destroyed by the Lone Star Republic in 2283
Size	>6000 (2256)
Part of	The Enclave
Opponents	Lone Star Republic Brotherhood Of Steel (San Antonio Chapter)
Flag

Lone Star Republic
Flag
Nickname:  ‘New Texas Republic’
Formed	2172
Founded by	Hank Melton
Capital City	New Dallas
Government
• Body	New Dallas Parliament
• President	Frank Hawkins (2290 - Present)
• Prime Minister	Peyton Cote (2290 - Present)
Population  (2288)
• Total	560,000

Vault 47

Izdeliya

1996 Izdeliyan coup d'état attempt
Part of post-Soviet conflicts
Date 16 June 1996 - 1 July 1996 Location Sibansk, Izdeliya Result Coup Fails Vice president ADD NAME arrested Supreme Soviet of Izdeliya Disbanded Creation of the Federal Parliament Sibansk Supreme Soviet Building Severely Damaged
Belligerents
Presidential Forces Ministry of the Interior Internal Troops Ministry of Defence 104th Motor Rifle Brigade 72nd Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Federal Security Service Alpha Group Pro-NAME demonstrators and organizations Support: Russia Belarus	Anti-Presidential Forces Supreme Soviet of Izdeliya Congress of People's Deputies 11th Guards Tank Brigade Sibansk OMON Izdeliyan National Unity Movement Izdeliyan Worker's Party Support: Transnistria
Casualties and losses
240+ Killed, 500+ Wounded (Governement Estimate)

Battle for Oktyanskoy Airport
Part of the Russian Invasion of Izdeliya
Members of the 31st Guards Air assault Brigade In Oktyanskoy Airport
Date March 15 2019 - April 18 2019 Location Oktyanskoy Airport, Izdeliya Result Russian Victory, Oktyanskoy Airbase becomes vital supply base for invading Forces
Belligerents
Russia Belarus	Izdeliya
Units involved
Russian Armed Forces Russian Airborne Forces 11th Guards Air Assault Brigade 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade Russian Ground Forces 9th Guards Artillery Brigade 74th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade Armed Forces of Belarus Special Operations Forces 38th Separate Guards Air Assault Brigade	Izdeliyan Armed Forces Izdeliyan Ground Forces 104th Motor Rifle Brigade 72nd Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Airborne Forces 73rd Air Assault Brigade
Strength
First Assault Wave (March 15 - 17) 675 Airborne Troops 31 Mi-8s 7 Ka-52s Second Assault Wave (March 17 - 26) 600 Belarusian Airborne Troops 45 BMD-2s and BMD-4s Third Assault Wave (March 26 - April 18) 735 Ground Troops 125 BMP-2s and BMP-3s 94 Tanks Support Units Unknown Number of BM-21 Grads	(March 15 - 17) 845 Airborne Troops 74 BMD-2s 1st Reinforcement Group (March 16 - 26) 500 Ground Troops 110 BMP-2s 87 Tanks 2nd Reinforcement Group (March 26 - April 18) 250 Ground Troops 25 BMP-2s
Casualties and losses
Russia 123 Killed 327 Injured 16 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 43 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed 3 Helicopters Lost Belarus 183 Killed 223 Injured 27 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed	Izdeliya 328 Killed 452 Injured 23 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 84 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed

Battle for Vyarzhinsk
Part of the Russian Invasion of Izdeliya
Mortars of the 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade In Vyarzhinsk
Date March 16 2019 - April 23 2019 Location The City of Vyarzhinsk and surrounding towns Result Russian and Belarusian Victory, Izdeliyan Forces Retreat to Oktyanskoy to assist Defending Forces.
Belligerents
Russia Belarus	Izdeliya
Commanders and leaders
Russian Armed Forces Guards Colonel Aleksandr Kornev Colonel Andrei Arkhipov
Units involved
Russian Armed Forces Russian Airborne Forces 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade Russian Ground Forces 80th Arctic Motor Rifle Brigade 25th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade 4th Guards Tank Division 338th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade Armed Forces of Belarus Belarusian Ground Forces 19th Guards Mechanized Brigade 11th Guards Mechanized Brigade	Izdeliyan Armed Forces Izdeliyan Ground Forces 156th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade 72nd Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Airborne Forces 44th Air Assault Brigade National Guard of Izdeliya 2nd Special Mechanized Division
Strength
Initial Assault Group (March 16 - 22) 790 Airborne Troops 44 Mi-8s 21 Ka-52s First Reinforcement Group (March 22 - 31) 600 Belarusian Ground Troops 45 BMP-2s and BTR-80s Second Reinforcement Group (April 1 - 23) 975 Ground Troops 125 BMP-2s and BMP-3s 94 Tanks Support Units Unknown Number of BM-21 Grads	(March 16 - 28) 1000 Ground Troops 74 BMP-2s 34 Tanks 1st Reinforcement Group (March 28 - April 13) 450 Airborne Troops 45 BMD-2s 4 Tanks 2nd Reinforcement Group (April 13 - 23) 250 Ground Troops 25 BMP-2s
Casualties and losses
Russia 239 Killed 571 Injured 55 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 63 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed 5 Helicopters Lost Belarus 234 Killed 316 Injured 44 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed	Izdeliya 422 Killed 578 Injured 43 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 98 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed

Chohuayia Redux

22nd Izdeliyan Motor Rifle Battalion
Allegiance	Chohuayia
Engagements	Third Chohuayian War

Second Chohuayian War
Part of Chohuayian–Russian conflict and post-Soviet conflicts
Russian Artillery firing across the Chohuayia-Russia border in December 2000
Date 6 August 2000 - 11 October 2002 Location Chohuayia, with some spillover into Russia Result Russian Victory Territorial changes Chohuayia is incorporated into the Russian Federation
Belligerents
Russia Chohuayian Loyalists	Republic of Chohuayia Izdeliyan Volunteers
Commanders and leaders
Vladimir Putin Vladimir Shamanov Igor Sergeyev Anatoly Kvashnin Sergei Ivanov Vakhita Bazhaev	Nazyr Hamidov Marvan Aslanbekov Khamza Bazhaev Vitaliy Tarrasovich
Strength
70,000 (2001) 3,000 (2002)	58,000 (2001) 6,000 (2002)
Casualties and losses
Official estimates: 6,000+ killed 18,000+ injured Independent estimates: 10,000+ killed 24,000+ injured	Russian estimates: 8,000+ killed 22,000+ injured Independent estimates: 9,000+ killed 26,000+ injured
100,000 civilians killed (Human rights groups estimate) 190,000 civilians injured (Human rights groups estimate) 600,000+ displaced

Republic of Chohuayia Республика Чоуайя
1991–2002
Flag Coat of arms
Status	Soviet autonomous republic (1991) Independent state (1991-2002)
Capital	Chaykomas
Religion	State secularism
Government	Unitary semi-presidential Republic
President
• 1991-1995	Shamil Murtazaliev
• 1995-1997	Aslambek Karataev
• 1997-2002	Nazyr Hamidov
Prime Minister
• 1991-1995	Marvan Aslanbekov
• 1995-1999	Vakhita Bazhaev
• 1999-2002	Khamza Bazhaev
Historical era	Dissolution of the Soviet Union
• Declaration of independence	8 December 1991
• First War With Russia began	2 February 1992
• Second War began	6 August 2000
• Fall of Chaykomas	4 September 2002
• Partially Incorporated into the Russian Federation	11 October 2002
Population
• 2001	1,347,964
Preceded by Succeeded by Chohuayian ASSR Russian Republic of Chohuayia Chohuayian Free State

Russian Republic of Chohuayia Российская Республика Чоуайя
2002–2024
Flag Coat of arms
Status	Russian Republic
Capital	Chaykomas
President
• 2002-2024	Vakhita Bazhaev
History
• Established	30 October 2002
• Chohuayian Revolution	10 September 2023 - 23 December 2023
• Unified with the Chohuayian Free State	1 January 2024
Population
• 2021	1,266,215
Preceded by Succeeded by Republic of Chohuayia Second Chohuayian Republic

First Chohuayian War
Part of Chohuayian–Russian conflict and post-Soviet conflicts
Chohuayian fighter during the Battle of Budyokovsky
Date February 1, 1992 - April 12, 1993 Location Chohuayia, with some spillover into Russia Result Ceasefire declared in April 1993, Russian forces leave occupied territory
Belligerents
Russia Chohuayian Loyalists	Republic of Chohuayia
Commanders and leaders
Boris Yeltsin Anatoly Kulikov Pavel Grachev	Shamil Murtazaliev
Strength
17,400 (1993)	20,000 (1993)
Casualties and losses
Official estimates: 2,000+ killed or missing 7,000+ wounded Chohuayian estimate: 3,500+ killed or missing 10,000+ wounded	Russian estimate: 5,000+ killed 13,000 wounded Independent estimates: 3,000 killed 9,000+ wounded
80,000 civilians killed (Human rights groups estimate) 120,000 civilians injured (Human rights groups estimate) 300,000+ displaced